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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
Bar Association E..ay Prize.

ALBANY, Oct. 4-The New York Bar Associa-
ton offered Its post graduate prize OF $3.50 for tho
best essay or thesis on this subject shoud the state
control the assignment and distribution OF the property
OF nsolyent debtors Aud IL So In weat manner and 10
what extent y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
Mrs. Terry. Divorce sult pl.esn,,nuea.

An order has been granted by Judge Dono-
hue in supreme Court Chambers, disseminating tho
action absolute divorce brought by Grace Dalton
Terry Agnlnst her husband Antonio Terry sun OF lhs
late millionaire CUBAN planter, Tomas Terry. cit il
stated that the suit has heen discontinued In obedunce
70 a bummOns received from Mrs. Terry from rars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
The Zeal Th,ere. are Committed for Trial.

Judge Cowing yesterday committed to tho
Tombs await trial Robert Vaughan and James Mulva-
ney, the men who have confessed that they were
the thieves who committed the highway robbery Of
which John hcCabe and Frank Corey were last week
convicted. Vaughan and Muvaney both pleaded
guilty Justice Cowinp did not accept the plea,
however but ordered OF nOyniity TO be entered,
that the alleged wrongful conviction Of McCabe and
Corey can BIO fully investigated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
FinseA Men Want souiard's Place.

There are fifteen candidates for School
lard VIM b rarsonl ono o. me latsst ana L backed
BY the West SIDE CidlenA Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05

Colder rain. followed by fair weather, lresh
70 brisk sOuthweStsry wndA shifting 10 noFlhwesIsTy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
Clarity BsHiAs NJ Home.

DIV. your servant. r..rlla. Tor easy v..Alns.-4A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
TaE STATE or TRADE

re-. aa a:.:s S:: w::;.r. .a;:sss: = sSS
.r.nas g ssa ~ rs,.esc. rsn',, g 80 q s.ssrs.s
SSss Rsa .:.s 5s;s q: Tor xSss. $50 g: %
se@is:s VII: sss: s:ns. d ssss w:::.s.
steady Mixed spot 90 1885,, do for August 40 c asked;
.:i ss .,s = e
s s: % Sse:s ssis: s's;:
Sides ese Hams i2,9sl4e.:.; L.ra1K ennsa =. &c;
Batter .a: ssay 'issI
kssnsa 6Hc-. .Coass5.s eareoea sr.inary 70 iair
k.:s:s sSsi a sS 81 i4s;i
rrsights Lysrsos! steamer dsl-cGssss55e ~:
ssss n 80 cs1s sa:
Rye bs.A shipnsnu-Fi.ur 3.Il6 SSla Wheat
COG sS,i Corn 'u'A sais'-whsai 67oooo 'u'A
sss % Fs':.$ cs1s: Fancy y . = 80
wi,s ~s;: short: sss,S:a,i... <: s.
Extra %'n ss2 Ea. a
Best sHc Eggs steady Eastern Extras isc Western
sS Soc Ss. @ 81 81.
oats $4,000 susn. shorts 1000 tusn
BUFFALO, July 2s.-whsas-No: ! Hard dull but nrm
And o HsS N "sa e
so sn ws. 81 90 10 3 White ss Ne a' Mixed
Sssd sn :'sa as M
i; IS oS 81; rs:
su Paw $1,000 s'' s6 s'J %.
Canal shipm.aa-whsat ii9 900 Sash Corr $1,000 bush
I,lv q T1. fufur al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July - (Special.N Ream Was large buyer
of wheat Yesterday taxing single lot OF 100000 bushels OF
December from Miliuine. Rodnan Co, Jet tho price
steadily declined. and August the curb sold Al ossc
September At 7lis tho lowest price yet touched Wheat
opeued &c lower than closed yesterday and settled
down c August selling of FROM 70sc TO 0yc september
from 72c sc from 10 &c to 78c and Decem
her from 1910 At the reduced range the market re-
the support orders from leading local
who standing on heavy short limos TOT
two or thrse weeks Purchases to all contracts previously
may aggregated 100000 bushels but THIS
extensive buying only sucod TO rally the market 1--we
Anxus ADVANCED sgT 7oc september TO 72so october
73so and december with tho iug OF these orders
from local shorts market appearance Tsor ana
declined without important eruption to the lowest point
Of IN day where closed Cash ami July rest al eo Au
cu,t at 20 ptsmber II go october al 100 ana oe
osmDor Al 75Ic compared with yesterday tho cionss
,hor ed alton In values Of lsstc In August To-
m and Sc long futures The long corn IA
ture, were active nrn but the nearby months we're
uetyee., aud lower. Opsnng trades Ia August Ners
AZ &c and most o. the day tho prlos ransen
~ near the close carried tno ptoss
dawn TO JBs.c Wher. II rested september ranger rom
III sc AT tne opening 37s4c soon after down 10 49, 20
low and closed 81 october rangef rom sse usn
&c and closed At ths 5otoni AJ tsnseu NC
ton vas the opening Oats we're weak ana nc o1ei gu
IN. large scelpts ls2 and thu dig estimated recepe
Tor Monday 235 Provisohs wero duh anu se~foeD
uuc nj Al al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

COTTON NkR<EfS-tt VGSE "a
liverpool July 80 1880 . m.-COtteu dull and prices
generally in buyers farr aiddiss Uplands SliIied
orIsana l6d saes-7.OOv bales noudns icoo "a %
for specuiaos and export Receipts 1000 bales including
Futures dull Upaads Low hiddiaE clause. July deiy'
cry, 5 S9.eld; also SsetLI do July and Aaaast ss
Iysrv 8s8ld also S76td. TO- August ana septenpe
ds,.E $3.50; DO september and Sc.
ysmbcr deliy.ry etdI DO November and psSsmgot
.sii: do January and February delivery. elo-e<d' DO
rhs sales Of tho day included 5000 bales
American. -. A. v.,.,,i. tnw NiAdiius
clause. July dsvsry 5ss4d suysr. % juy and hns1s'
1.v.rv Ss.Gtd sellers. DO August and ssptemoer ue
vsry s7e4 buyers TO- ssgtsp6sr ana 0osSGs
So,,xsrx a Cad sollers do OoSeber ann Novemosr
Ss,ysry lSSld seiisrs do Nevsmoer and Decemoer
Ssiiysrx S i2std buysr, do December and January January
l26xd sellers de- January asd Februar! delivery
iaetG sellers sepemb,r .llyory yn,sad onyss s
MidoIas 81 GOOD Ordinary s's ana gross receipts 10
o,es Iuly ?SCeon steady MiddlnG l0 net and
80. r,csip,s bales sales bAlo stock 279J bales
hSS.woHLEANa july 2i-Cotton easy. Addltne es< Low
AiddIas 90 dood Ordinary. So act and gross receipts
Sat baies exports droat bssn. LOCI bales saes zoo
bales stock, 03.5IZ paoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALtNGi

FEATUKEN UF lOrsk
There spirit to the wheat on Saturday
and hours OF trading tho record OF over
1000 ushels good shippers also were free buy
ers taking $50 900 But tho market wAs weak un
der reaiEations Spot e cent lower and the do
cline in the options extended scon, There was slight
before heavy and ended on
"a Tor July at sO August sO and September at 81 and
cent for October s3 November AZ S< and December
nj s6 cents the spot s1s cent lower and
shippers took $4,000 bushels The Options were h1AV ana
cnds OF a July at Ar and August at <os and
Tor Septsmoer al 4Ga October al An and Novomoe at
40 cents Oats feauteosA Tho options closed on
for July At 93a for August al 81 for september 81
October 1t 3li The lard market was dnll
ana without important change The options were trhe
higher at the emil closing follows July and ApFust
s6pl september 81 Ui october 81 o. November anu DO
cember ST. 80 ---., - s......-. =,
ms recs,ps ant -four reported on saturday AZ
Neu.Ysrk Pbladspha Baltimore And Boston were as fol
lows Wheat 35n.s72 bussos corn ls20i3 bushels oats
5T7 sn,hsl, 622 004 bushels, Hour 45VlS
PACKAGES Chio.E. Milwaukee add 81 Leui the arrivals
wsrst Wheat 32l U97 bushels corn 95fs5 busheNs Eats
2ls s07 bssssis gram, i02 bushels nSu lsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
ruropsAS rsoD1cs MARKET,

LIVERPOOL July % -rrsvslsns Baeoa. canssraMt On.
los OF Lssg Clear Iiisa jya IL. shor. CisAr Aase,
la Cd, short us lsol sasuldsr 3os ~ psr 9"t ns,
Gos OF Tor Ertra Isdla Prime Mesa 5la - ro,s
Prime Ness ga o. per bbL; Prime Nsm 1879 .w,
5os a V.stsru So. Lard-A usrican Jts5d rtns es
ern 3ia Cd, Lard oil s&A 5d uAms-Lshs uah Svx ~
shouIdsr. 80 81 itsr y2s 81 ssrsTk Tor snn ains
states Chssss-American Choice Ola ~ 81 -
W.stsra spriag - "a s0A Sd Rcd wislsr, "a o.
Is Nd. Pc esstaL Sew No Winter % Sai az "a
snr,ng d sd. Nav ursi Western. 30 Id California 90
l. Ia s7a "a, L. 10 g. 81 - 81. per ssa.Ai IA
par cwL, Reansa Petroleum. S'sd eet sahsa az sw,
Amsrican ted t9a scr owl Tale sI PSF a.. ~
Fine Amsr,caa Ala ia rrin. CIV ~, o. -. ri
RoNu-ceamsu 80 Dol PAs. Ia 81 Gus ~ Liusss ~
l2s I'd psr o~t Provi'lons asricA. Essrstr os
hind quarter. 6di tore quarters 311 per = hsrs
dsn-SewYork ststA a. lisa OIL o. c't''a'"i
sil Liverpssi make. 9la OIL ,.., a., ~. Cd mar
LONDON July Proaaes.Lin.s.d OIL s ys .ssd
6at as 10. od !'a r;s9s: sss 3D.
evil Pals 9. slia OF rrss'sas[LArd 't caSa d"s
ritnss ys' a.a /. Cd Sli. % .sr Al. Sass
Ga: Mutton a.. OF s3lA o. csco.al. oa.Ceysa Tor
Siad quarters Asa "a isr fsrs quarters per oy ~
XSrwsn- Iur ssis Sellers
WIcot, I,rd css,i At 80 francs so dsatass ~ ~ . "a
BsENks. Juiy as-wilcsxs LAri o''asi ~ % "A
pfounigs lie u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
MAX FREEMATS DARKEYED LEFT EYE.

Max Freeman the popular German actor OF the Casino
Company been at his usual hauns for some
DAYS The absence of the bury good natured Max was
accounted for by bis friends caused by his work on
The Marquis which he is arranging for Rudolf Aron-
SON But as every light has its shadow. 80 the most
popular OF men their enemies and detractors and
Il must nave heen FROM among the latter that rnnor
arose OF planning Max FreemaD's eclipse IN Inherent
fashion This cruel rum0r SAID that Freeman had 2
quarrel with the barkeeper of tho Casino. who mad
waited upon him way that grated upon his Feelings
and upon remembrance had added injury to insult ny
suddenly putting his right INST In the cosest posslpo
proximity 10 Max Freemans left eye, thereby erusns
II and darksning In painfully conspicuous fashon
II the general Impression that this untoward snar
occurred last Friday.
hui this i'm 10 inexact To reporter OF THE
TRIBUNE Max Freeman said that tho affair occurred on
the night OF tho fire and that was roman TIC
refused 10 into any further particulars aud seemed
deepiy chagriued that the secret OF bis "scfappns
match had become noised abroad His left eye was IN
n III state OF mourning rather half mourning which
IL usual about after nght and the probabilities
Ar, ,ha the last Of tho blow will have disappeared
in few days About that time Mr. Freeman may DC
expected TO emerge from ms retirement u S~au 'u~'
tho bsrkseper has been discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
IA oHAupAoNYs REMARKABLE V0YAGE

The quick voyage OF the French steamer Cham
payne, which reached the bar Saturday seven
DAYS fourteen hours anu thirty minutes after her
departure from Havre, beats ter own record, which
wa, the best trevously made Oh the route by three
hours She sailed at 1885 q. IN. on July l6 and
crossed the bar at $3.50 p. on July 23 The oumcer
from 1885 q m to IL uoon). s5 miles July H. 423
july ls, 432; July 49, All July ~. 425. July II.
436; July %, 400, July %. 435: Same day from
~ noon TO $50 p. m. 90; total, 3l7l miics. Tho
runs are reckoned from noon OF one day to noon OF
the next. CAPTAIN Traub regards La Champ agns
as the finest steamer ahoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
SUGAR and NGzeZ
AL ORUeeIsTs SELL lr. ~

In yesterdays issue THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained Paris letter about Sir Charles Dixie
and Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg; Washing
ton letter about Presidents outdoor exercise,
T. NJ. 7. Hunter, and other topics; phases Of
Vanity Fair at Saratoga; Mr.. Simms's Visit;
Poor Lass p an English tale; Caught Where
Men Meet; Queens and Princcsses; Gambling
Dens Afoat The Theatres; New Americans AT
Castle Garden; The Civil Service Mil; Current
Anecdotes; Baseball uncertainties; Chat About
Public Men; Russian Religions March and
Bivouac; Ready to see the Thistle, and many
other features, including poems. sketches, wRter-
ing-place gossip, etc. News of the day was fully
given, leading topics being as follows;
head. - The news in London. - An East
Indian steamer founders IN cyclone with loss OF
nfe This Chess Congress aS speechr sy John
E%prs a Cause Of tSS wreck S at
DOMESTIC. Civil Rights case in Georgia before
the Interstate Commerce Commission. -
nne-horr day demanded by carpenters u,a in Brock
S Mas ss eu Storms si D Sasu:
parts Of If the country. = Funeral Of Jennie
Collins IN Boston. = Hanan winner in tho
scuns race at Pullman The lawn staas
hood for Utah - The Doodle trial In Chicago
CITY AND ,sUBURBAN.0aGreat damage by the
lightning and ratn len pOIlCo cdptdiuS GA
am ned for the two vacant inspectorshIps. -
caused by drowning - II. ONeill e. Co. en-
pIoyes had an excursion up the Hudson. :" ILL
ness of Colonel c. S. Spencer, = Thomas Z. veI-
mIlye IT, died - Four boys drowned.
- Investigating the Hohokns disaster.
- Picnic Of the Brooklyn newsdealers. -
Monmouth Park races won by bess, Los Angeles
Barnum, Eole, Young Duke. Eufaula and Harry
Mann. - Gold value OF the legal-tender silver
dollar l412la grains-44 7-16d per ounce-73-97
cents. - Stocks intensely dull and featureless'
closing steady.
Copies may still be had at the office or by
mail. Price cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
ooURr CALENDARS FOR To.DAE

S. 10, Is &C. 81 SO. s. e5 Is q, So g. IL isd 49,
22O 22l 222 223 224 225. 226 2S2
CouRr-SPEciAL TEkh-PAR i.-beioro pono
hue. IL so day calendar ~.
daY calendar. o,,. u....
CoxxcA PLRAk-SPEcfAL Tkhh-betoro van IAooson' -
coxxos pLsIs-Eaulrr rxRx- Before Allen j. No dv
calendar. -, .,,.-.., ,or an.
torm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

There steady demand Tor refined Oh, put me sn
Div immediate Tho price Vas & his
week y cents per gallon. Abel tssh - Now A
deiphia and Baltimore
OIL CRY. Pena. July 2S--cruds on--NsaenA TrAns's
taca,ss opsusd 1t 6s and closed ct 67k highest prcA
so love.t urcs ST. Sales. $4,000 barrels; ehArtsrA
barreia. clearancea l.2b6Oo0 pafreia snipmenM
II 05l barrels, runs. 90. o96 barrels
BRADFORD Penn. Jaly Is Crude on-National Transls
cornoa,ss opened sou and closed q highest prseA
ss9i io. est price T. CIsarAnces tl00lO barrsa
prrsauRa Penn July 80. -Cruds ou-NatienAl Transit
c.scates opened and clossd stS7k; hShsst PRICE
Sc lowest proe, 66k
TrusvLLs, Penn July 2s-crads o.-Ns"ens .sss .'a
opened ct So AMI closed S7k highest price
b9k; lowest price. Gee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
DISTINCTION WITH A DTPEBRRSoR.

A citizen entered the Mayors Office on Friday. and
addressing q venerable man who Was writing at .
desk and did not look though he could perpetras
aIun, asked:
is the Mayor in ~
To him replied the venerable official:
GThe ex.Aohng Mayor Mr.. Beekman. has JUST
ster ped out; but We expect the exsctidg Mayor In
every minute. Won't you take seatP
The caller looked at the official for minute. ana
then, without saying word, and With sorrowful
countenance, went away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM The FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICEA
Lima oil has proved to be "markst breaker" IS 70
CARDS crude petroleum There was no new de-
respecting Pennsylvania product that JUSTIFIED
the nss but was clearly duo TO tho demon
allied speculation resulting from the inability at
the Ohio goods It might almost be doubted
whether market would be unavorAby Affected even
n An excelle oil could be obtained from the Ohio
stnH As $780, 900 barrels nave been dug out Of
the ground fields and have passed into the Gus
tody OF Buckeye Pipe Line which hpds itself ayet unAoe
to dispose OF the oil material extent That this oil wiz
time become value aud service In Que form or another
certain, but to-day practically worthless Tho Buck
eve Pipe week reduced the price "a cents 70 10
cents but even low rate has checked the drill BUS
little The Ohio fields wonderful In extent and fertility
and there they another Bradford In these
respec The producing OIL well known 10 itsst
not great the uncertainty OF the unias business
which raises average cost Investment Of the poducer
With certainty within the limits Of the Lima hslds awAas
the drill there doubt that the pre-
70 r pss SG s1sa ssa s
n aSa Tsn
sn; and Sa dS n sSs s ~. eonsss
Fender possible to the work Of dsveopmss eve:
4. 'ss :%'
y the ao pn q Ohio az
should another sharp reduction In .s9ss
from Ii. market there not appear 70 Be other
% 1ars s:
tho Of the yield Of ne big Mickey.
gusher In tho Washington 1t on agitation Capable
Of sustaiaing On output loo barrels hour There
possibility danger this surprising ned ous ~
kss would menacng 10 vau In other drectione
no danger discovery apparent 90 the surface r
Washington pools Saturday was sSos Oees
from ie2 wells barrels from 1870 wells the week
previous rho pipeline as nrs: are not showing 90
runs Tor the s averaged daily s. sst Da,ss
and LAZY lsss The daily average o. q.
OF iS7oi barrels in June 73t67 barrels IL jay:
1885 and 6S7l2 barrels In jay 1850 ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
EUROPEAN FtyAScfAL MARKETS

LONDON July 23-Today Is a holiday on the Stock FL.
change hers. -. ~ T..
The rate In tho market for short bills Is
Il. Der emit for three months bills 10 y Der cent
so m-Pans advccs quote Ihree Per Cent hentes a.
81 fraac. 20 n confines for the account
VI bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance TO day 10 100000
Three Cont Rentss al 81 francs
27 for the account and Exchange on London ~
2S franco % ceutlfnes fol checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
Runa pelivertea Deliveries Charters
ro,ai harrels 1 1874 272 l,3l030I 156029 l.OQl SOS
AyoraSe Der day 5s.SSx 6s.s2% 7tSo 4dosi

The uearsh news from the Lima a:lda rumors OF nav
vail Of imnortsncs in the Pennsylvania regions though
these have not been vnsd and the account. from hs
progress making cneapenng
s st ~ bandips the yied Of great Baku neds co
bioed to oauss liquidation BY wesrsd holders Of oil fro1
brief squirt the movement drove oat nost q
stsnd the pressure long goois The weakest day OF me
week the day and the close was at The lowest ponS
Of the week sentiment st remains beartsh and the
tone the OF further progress 10 lower
ngurca v..,..., r-..
she Consolidated STOCK nnd petroleum hk-
cha "a for he laattl folloWG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

The new directory OF Kansas city gives 'ha' n'"'
population Of 1885, COS. Ihis however i'''"'''
the population oi Kansas city, kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

re such ea.susss we're ever held in resa County Large
denssy crowded The crowd caused By the contest
r the JudGoohfp. = s.t '--s-,- : - -- A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

THAT TTO0A COUNTY CONVENTION.
FSos The (hsego Tvmts.
Inc most remsrkahle feature In tho late Republican
ancosss was the crowded and numerous attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

Excess of exports lG3 G5l e2s s7795s.44s s275s32
The amount OF imported merchandise remaining In
bonded warehouses at the end OF June was S3is73577
S35 O65 1880 at the end OF June 1856, and $33OO5O0S
al the end OF June, 1888.
The Immigration Into tho United states In last June
WAS 85 asa persons against Al 643 In June 1886 and
10 % In June 1885. The total Immigration for twelve
months ended juno 80, 1887. was 4s3,ll6 persons,
aganst 32s 500 for twelve months ended Juno 80 1886
And 349 U30 for twelve months ended June 80, 1883
Yesterday q bank statement was something OF a dis
apponment many persons. because reported loss
OF S4i5 In cash after warranted encouragemonts
had beeu given TO expect considerable gain. by the
sul.Treasury operations, which include tho payments
of Imported gold deposited IN the Assay Once the banks
lost In the week ended Friday evening ever 81 3OOOoO
and tho $500 gold received Thursday did not let
iuio Lank In time for last weeks averages which are
made up 70 Friday evening But II was tue
contraction of $3,237.500 In loans which ut
tracted the most attention and created won
dermsnt logical explanation OF the contraction
Is easy That IL local TO and was voluntary on the
part OF borrowers Is beyond question In some Instances
cali loass at bank have been displaced by time loans
made with other financial Institutions but II beyond
doubt that taking up and paying la fun for stocks
which have carried on margins together with tue
sending OF secutles 10 Europe. much greater factor
I'm the problem. The loans now are reported oply
ST 400 600 greater than rear ago IL only nodor
commercial aud mercantile interest In view OF tue
greater volume OF business th small expansion referred
Ia renets largo contraction OF bank loans securities
Tho following compares tho totals Of yesteays statrnen
with those Of spending dates Of 1880 and 1880
Jul, 20. 1888 July ~ 1880 July rs 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.


CHAKLEsroN July 23.-rurpsntine trim a. 2sc bid.
SAVANNAH. July 23.-rarpestino steady zs
WILMINGTON. July 2S-Turpshuao steady Al Zo7e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

John E. Kendrck president Of the Independent Repub-
GsS Q, ss club had .nnorssd him to sign
for the 7entisn aud that heartily concurred In tho
Hugh Kennedy president Of the Central Republican
Club Of Allegheny, Penn, writes:
We WIN happy do anythos possible to further and
soas, The eonvsniion vli 30
enabled 70 formulate plan 70 taIthsT the o. 81:
81 October for the date
j. @. slonecker. president Of the Blaine and Logan
70 send delegates nton and assist In
way to make It q success He adds:
think wond be good idea TO get the Of
Ste system Of cnbs National and and thus
eS success a. we'll more united and "
campaign
W. w. johnson. president of the Young Mems Republic
We Cordially concur IL the presented cir
ne % snss the 1:sus s
meeting July will select Ave delegates to attend the
Frank g. Duhurst president of tho Logan Invlncible
Club Of Baltimore replied that that organization would
James A. Howsrth, president Of the New-Hsven Young
Mems Republican Club. writes:
As~ mc ss to that that mouth viii Se rather late
the spinios na cal! made 2, Ssss p next fan We
e 5. sss: and IKE suss engine put
issp well oiled &c WIN surely work think We should or
s;s.s ~ ' Work and Ss
- S:; '.'''.
Similar replies we're received from "; WILCOX Mon.
Tyniocp. Young IN Ssss RsPuoesa Club. Syracuse;
z. O. Gibson. Of club In Garden CITY. Kani Frank
cn o. :y
Msn'e Republican Club Of Minnesota; Howard Fuller.
q a.: % e. S.ss
q Rhode Isisnd; Frank Msfsy, csyslssd lincoln Cab,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-07
OBSTRUCTION On THE TRACK.
The Surprise the Strikers OF the Cam.
bridge Horse Railway Treated a Car
Driver.
BOSTON. March {

BosToN, March 6.
Everything has been running smoothly on
the Cambridge road the last few DAYS and un-
I'll today no molestaton of new drivers and
conductors were reported. This afternoon
however, driver on the Webster Avenue
line IN Somervllle was assaulted and quite
severely injured. crowd of men and bows
placed sleeper across the track, covering it
with snow. An outward car from Boston
struck the obstruction with such force AS to
Tree the horses which started upon run tor
the stables, dragging the driver over the
dasher. No sooner had he arisen to his feet
than one of the men in the crowd dealt him a
savage blow in the face, inficting a serious
injury. The driver managed to reach the
stables but was unable to work the remainder
OF the day. Another man then took snow
fhovel and broke the car window, the passen-
gers having in the meantime lett the car A
force of police dispersed the crowd. No
arrests were made but several are expected
tomorrow. No disturbance being anticipated
today no extra police precautions were taken.